Democrats want to probe Donald Trump, his family and his administration. But mostly Trump.

"Ideally, it's the president's sons and the president and the family, " Garcia remarked, adding a litany of other members of the Trump inner sanctum he wants to hear from.

Key points

• Asked to comment on Democrats' oversight intends, White House spokesperson Olivia Wales responded with a statement outlining Trump 's legislative achievements.
• Raskin and Garcia are forging ahead even as voters reject some Democrats who were at the forefront of the Trump accountability effort that unfolded eight years ago.
• "The choice has never been more clear: doubling down on President Trump 's winning agenda or far-left liberal policies and partisan gridlock."
• "We are going to be looking at systems of bribery, kickback and financial corruption and opportunities for disgorgement and restitution to the American people, " Raskin remarked.

Along with the crypto profits and the much-criticized Qatari 747, Garcia remarked he planned to probe federal contracts awarded to members of Trump's family and the series of pardons Trump has granted early in his second term.

Raskin, a veteran of the investigative onslaught that took place in the second half of Trump's first term, remarked he planned to focus on allegations of self-enrichment by Trump and his family – as well as illicit foreign influence on American institutions and rising authoritarianism in administration.

"We are going to be looking at systems of bribery, kickback and financial corruption and opportunities for disgorgement and restitution to the American people, " Raskin remarked. "That would be No. 1."

"The President will continue to draw a sharp contrast with his commonsense agenda and radical Democrats who want to massively raise taxes, defund the police, and are soft on crime, " she remarked. "The choice has never been more clear: doubling down on President Trump 's winning agenda or far-left liberal policies and partisan gridlock."

Raskin and Garcia are forging ahead even as voters reject some Democrats who were at the forefront of the Trump accountability effort that unfolded eight years ago. And while the preparations Garcia, Raskin and others are making now in plenty of ways resemble how their predecessors planned ahead of the 2018 midterms, there are differences.

Taken together, the developments around democrats want to probe Donald Trump, his family and his administration. But point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.